- Val
Camonica or
Valcamonica (Eastern Lombard: Al Camònega), also
Valle Camonica and
anglicized as
Camonica Valley, is one of the
largest valleys of the...
- The rock
drawings in
Valcamonica (Camonica Valley) are
located in the
Province of Brescia, Italy, and
constitute the
largest collections of prehistoric...
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derives from the
people of the Camunni, who
lived during the Iron Age in
Valcamonica and were the
creators of many of the
stone carvings in the area. Abecedariums...
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Valcamonica preistorica -
Guida ai
parchi acheologici. p. 107. Farina,
Paola (1997). The
motif of the “Camunnian Rose” in the Rock Art of
Valcamonica...
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centuries BC). Rock
Drawings in
Valcamonica Beltrán Llorís M., 1972. Los
grabados rupestres de
Bedolina (
Valcamonica), BCSP, vol. VIII, Capo di Ponte...
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August 2023. "Introduzione all'arte
rupestre della Valcamonica" [Introduction to the rock art of
Valcamonica] (in Italian). Archeocamuni.it.
Retrieved 11 May...
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include the
Rhaetian people and Camunni,
known for
their rock
drawings in
Valcamonica. A
natural mummy, Ötzi,
dated 3400–3100 BC, was
discovered in the Similaun...
- The
Museo ****onale
della Valcamonica is an
archaeological museum located in the town of
Cividate Camuno (Province of Brescia),
which has a collection...
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Stone Rock
Drawings in
Valcamonica –
World Heritage Site,
Italy (biggest
European site, over 350,000)
Bagnolo stele,
Valcamonica,
Italy Grotta del Genovese...
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second highest peak of the Adamello-Presanella Alps. It is
located in
Valcamonica,
Lombardy (Province of Brescia). Its glacier,
measured over 1600 hectares...
